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Today, SugarCRM announced 23 of its worldwide channel partners have achieved Elite partner status for 2016. This year’s class represents the top 10 percent of all organizations in SugarCRM’s worldwide channel program. 16 different countries are represented, including for the first time, partners from Ireland, Mexico, New Zealand, Canada and Brazil, showing the significant momentum SugarCRM is enjoying around the world.

SugarCRM Elite partners have attained the highest level of recognition in the company’s channel partner program by building large-scale, growing businesses that provide consulting, implementation, integration, training and development services for Sugar; meeting or exceeding standards for technical proficiency and professional certification in Sugar products; and demonstrating consistent success implementing Sugar in hosted, on-premises, and private cloud environments.

This year’s Elite Partners are:

Bhea Technologies (Singapore & USA)

BrainSell Technologies (USA)

BrixCRM (Netherlands)

CloudTech (New Zealand)

DataSync Corp. (USA)

DRI-Nordic (Denmark & Germany)

Enable Technologies (UK)

Epicom (USA)

Faye Business Systems Group (USA)

GrowIT (Argentina & Chile)

iNet Process (France & USA)

Insignio CRM GmbH (Germany)

Levementum, LLC (USA)

Merx Business Performance (Mexico)

OpenSymbol (Italy)

Plus Consulting (USA & Australia)

Provident CRM (Ireland)

REDK (Spain)

Sinergis (Brazil)

Solutions Metrix (Canada)

Synolia (France)

Technology Advisors Inc. (USA)

W-Systems Corp. (USA)

Congrats to all of our Elite partners.

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High-tech vendors rely heavily upon their channel partners, to the tune of approximately $1.5 trillion in annual sales according to ZS Associates.

A direct relationship with a consumer is always the most valuable. In order to get there, though, you need the slingshot and momentum of other well-known partners. Often many more, depending on the business you’re in. (Alex Rampell, CEO TrialPay)

Given that channel enablement is vital in any technology company’s success, enterprises often face challenges in succeeding in their partner programs. Consider the following articles as a toolkit to jumpstart or polish your programs to ensure channel success.

3 Ways to Boost Channel Partner Success
“As demands on business grow, more organizations are using partners and contractors to provide needed support and expertise.” Cindy Mielke outlines three actionable ways you can boost your channel partner programs.

Partner Selling“Rejection is often a good indicator of the lead generation process’ effectiveness. If too many leads get rejected, it might indicate that they’re too raw going out the door and that better nurturing is needed. However, if an individual partner has a consistently high reject rate, along with a poor win/loss ratio, it might say something about that partner.” – Denis Pombriant

Alicia Fiorletta helps to share ways on overcoming communication as a challenge for channel enablement.

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